The City of Toronto offers free, made-in-Toronto pre-approved building plans for four-unit and six-unit multiplexes. You can use these plans as a starting point for adding housing on your property.

The idea for the Asian Garden at Cynthia Lai Park was first identified in 1993 between the Chinese Cultural Centre of Greater Toronto (CCC) and the former City of Scarborough. The City of Toronto has ...

The City is making available new “Made in Toronto” pre-approved plans for Garden and Laneway Suites for use with building permit applications to make building an additional dwelling unit on your ...

The 2027 Tree of the Year will be elected by Toronto youth on Kids Vote Weekend at all 50 advanced voting places, October 10 and 11 from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. The City of Toronto is honouring a Tree of ...

Do you operate a material exchange? Learn more about the Material Exchange Directory and how to submit your information to be profiled below. To help grow Toronto’s circular economy, the City of ...

Toronto is reducing the limit to 30 km/h on local roads—a safer speed for everyone The City is reducing speed limits on all ...

Attend the virtual public meeting on October 7, 2026. View details in the tab below. Register Residents of Willowdale are invited to attend a virtual public meeting on October 7, 2026, to learn about ...

Mayor of Toronto presents Key to the City to Kyle Lowry Sep 19, 2026 News Release City of Toronto convenes Mayor’s roundtable on the impacts of tariffs to support local businesses and protect jobs Sep ...

Foundation Drainage Policy amendments took effect on October 1, 2026. Review When the Policy Applies to determine if the Policy and amendments apply to your development application. Foundation ...

Mayor of Toronto presents Key to the City to Kyle Lowry Sep 19, 2026 News Release City of Toronto convenes Mayor’s roundtable on the impacts of tariffs to support local businesses and protect jobs Sep ...

Native plants, trees and shrubs are adapted to local conditions, making them low-maintenance, resilient and better able to withstand and reduce flooding, drought and other environmental pressures.

As of the end of June 2026, there were 44,661 active employees in the Toronto Public Service. The following charts provide a breakdown of employee counts by union affiliation and employee status.